Plenty of SSD makers are already turning out drives that are compatible with PS5, and offer capacities of 2TB or more. Gamers will be keen for more information on this, as while there is obviously room to install games on the stock PS5, many will be looking to expand their storage pretty sharpish after release. 4Gamer, the site that first spotted it, have speculated that the nut, once removed, allows the outer casing of the PlayStation 5 to be removed so that it's innards can be accessed – including its expandable SSD slot.

There's plenty of preview videos to watch right now, so be sure to check out T3's roundup of the best.Īnd, interestingly, from one of those Japanese hands-on previews, a mysterious metal nut and bolt has been spotted (opens in new tab) in the PS5's venting. In addition, in Japan PS5 previews have already begun, with select titles like Famitsu getting to go hands-on with the console. Check the story out to discover how many games you'll be able to install without needing a space upgrade. The PlayStation 5's SSD is technically 825GB in capacity, but after system files and the OS not all of that is useable. Elsewhere in PS5 news, it was recently revealed just how much storage space the console delivers to gamers fresh out of the box.

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